Shelton High School - Saghalie Yearbook (Shelton, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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HERMES 1 Principal 1 ' ' ' DORIS IIILLMAN Svrrvtary ,,'.-A173 j'4t.M ?x-N, ,,,. , .,..f,. 2557 - q: 'w. xfwf w.v7Mf. '7sk .-1-ff . fW4Q'4l+Jw,,-uvs-' fm . I V N naw wM,,.a-1-' . Y . A I . y,. ' Wm . ' , ,Aww Nzkwlfvvf . .f- I Ny? -. .ww V ' N, f V wi.. A , V Aim' ,.,.,,v,NR ,. nm Y MMM .f - N., f- 4 .f, Manu' ..-JLUFWE ' ' ll. C. TAYLOR Assistant Supvrintvndent ! -v:,,.f-V. 'P' :fav Y-, E if f-P4 ' 'aww' 4 jf' J ,,,-,..nw.M dr- trip,-.vnu-xi,,,,,Nx. .ff VFW..-. .. K i k 7. R. W. OLTMAN Superintendent Q, f E1 .N.....,,-xx n H, . .yN 1 '?- 'L . 5-.mx X ,M EN View BOARD OF CONTROL- fFront row: Eddie Mercer, Sonja Larson, Ruby Jane Paulson. Bark N., 5 f vw --Q, J, Q, uw - 'Fw V P 'fffp row: Sall Shar P, Marie Emslc , Kathr n Jordan, R0 fer Salisbury, Jim Clifton, Ann Mmlrvr, him ., 1, my J.. ' Y F Y Y , lv . -,Y ww. ,,,,c-M ',-0' Marian Ashforr ., Helena Knudsen, Bvtty W alton. IKWNM 'W 99' f f 4- ,g.v '. Q ' J' ? V, 914 yy M ,,. , r M Mr, if X, V 4 N. . 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Mu-rfwv, , ' , . ,h ,H he-Q, 0 n 4 -1 'H' M 'lt-Huw, f A 1' was. lv- 5 W 1 MN ' 'Q 'C Mirah: ug, 125- MAJESTIC PE KS To begin their three year climb up the mountain of studies, activities and fun in 'ene S. Reed, the class of '52 elected Murry Coleman, sophomore presidentg Bob lunter, vice-president, Margaret Oltman, secretary, and Helena Knudsen, Board of ontrol representative. Mrs. Jessie Wassel and Mr. Emmett Oliver were the helpful lculty advisers. In November the class put on its first dance in high school. It was a combina- on dance and basket-social, The Fun and Frolicf' Hart Dittman and Sonja Larson were chosen to reign as Flutter Fling King and Pueen of Hearts in February. A sophomore Class Day with the theme, Bring Back the Twenties,', was held in .pril. All sophs were requested to wear costumes worn in the twenties and prizes ere awarded for the best costumes. Janet Rosquist was chosen sophomore princess for the annual Forest Festival. Climaxing their year as sophs, the class of '52 held a goodbye hayride in May. .utomatically they climbed to the second highest step, that of juniors. To lead them during their junior year they chose Allan Carter as presidentg Bob alisbury, vice-presidentg Shirley Bender, secretary, and Ken Kirn, Board of Control presentative. Miss Dorothy Hawthorne and Mr. Rowland Smith were advisers. The class of '52 was well represented in organizations and sports all three years. The junior class play, Straws for Two, was presented in November. The lead arts were played by i'Shorty Cole and Ron Courts. The play was directed by liss Margaret Baldwin. In March a talent assembly brought to light much unknown junior talent. The biggest event of their junior year was the Junior Prom. The theme, Q'Ori- ital Night, presented a perfect Chinese city inside the gym. Kathy Kohl was chosen junior princess for the Forest Festival. With May came the announcement of the lucky juniors selected to go to Girls id Boys State. The girls were Sonja Larson, Mary Ann Fredson, and Margaret Olt- ang the boys were Marvin Kimbel, Murry Coleman, Allan Carter and Bob Salisbury. With the close of school the juniors chose navy-blue and gold for their class col- rs and moved to the coveted front seats of the auditorium, the final ascent to the pos- ion of honored seniors. The crest of the mountain was getting nearer. Showboat was the theme of the annual Senior Ball given in November. King id Queen of the Showboat were Murry Coleman and Mary Ann Fredson. The seniors won the Saghalie contest and elected Sonja Larson Saghalie Queen. ucille Deschamps reigned as Homecoming Queen. The senior class also won the year- Jok contest and elected Wanda Ristine and Mervyn Settle as Yearbook King and 'ueen. Ron Coutts and Mervyn Wingard took the leads in the senior play, entitled inner Willy. It was directed by the capable Miss Margaret Baldwin. As the grade began to level off and the rocks become less jagged, the seniors muld see graduation ahead. To reign over the Forest Festival the student body elected janet Rosquist as ieen, and Helena Knudsen was chosen as senior princess. It was announced that Jackie Halbert would be valedictorian and Ivan Meyers, ilutatorian. Bob Salisbury was elected class commencement speaker, Margaret 'ltman was the faculty's choice. And so the class of '52 reached the end of its climb. Senior picnic, Baccalaureate, id Commencement completed their years in high school. When they stood on the summit of that majestic peak, they realized that their ass motto was true . . . Nothing is impossible to a Willing heartf' 'TWH ae! fan... AL. .144 Lz.l..l. .If'2I444l7i?Zv- my My 'Jfn Slxanwvv-J. hee eeaw have ,eaeeeaf . , . CLARENDON ALLEN Rifle Club, 3. JANICE LEE BECKMAN ARLENE BERRY Pep Club, 4. BARBARA BINGHAM Press Club, 4, librarian, 3, Speech festi- val, 3. ED BURLING Intramurals, 2, 3, 4. CAROL DEANE CARLSON Yearbook, 3. 4, junior Prom committee chairman, 3, Senior Ball committee chair- man, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Scarlet S, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Flutter Fling Queen, 4, Straws For Two, 3, The In- ner Willy, 4. Pan- IR OLIVE BECKER Pep Band, 2, 3, 4, solo contest, 4, se: tette, 4, woodwind quintet, 4. SHIRLEY BENDER Yearbook, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, cla: secretary-treasurer, 3, Pep Club, 2. 3, 4. DALE ROBERT BERGQUIST Projectionist, 2, 3, 4, basketball mana, er, Z. JUNE BRITSCH Saghalie, 3, 4, G. A. A., 2, office worl er, 2, F. H. A., 2. DOROTHY JANE BYE G. A. A., 2, Pep Club, Z, 4, Straw For Two, 3. ALLAN CARTER Yearbook, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Ju ior Prom committee chairman, 3, Senii Ball committee chairman, 3, Pep Band, 3, 4, S Club, 2, 3, 4, class president, 4, football, 3, 4, intramurals, 2, 3, 4, bra sextet, 3, 4, Boys State, 3, Rifle Club, bowling, 2, baseball manager, 2, 3, 4, so contest, 4. VIRGIL CAVANAUGH PERRY CHRISTENSEN Pep Band, 2, 3, 4, Straws For Two, 3 JOANN CLARK Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Straws For Two, 3 Jimmy CLIFTON S Club, 2, 3, 4, Board of Control, 4 football, 4, manager, 2, Coaches' Award, 4 Latin Club, 3, 4. MURRY COLEMAN Senior Ball committee chairman, 4, Boys' . Club vice-president, 3, president, 4, S' Club, 2, 3, 4, class president, Z, football 2, 3, 4, Honorary Captain, 4, basketball 2, 3, 4, Coach's Award, 4, baseball, 2, 3 4, Senior Ball King, 4, Boys State, 3. LAWRENCE COREY S Club, 4, basketball, 4, baseball, 3, 4 y s ALVIA CHAPMAN S Club, 3, 4, football, 3, 4, track, Z, 3, intramurals, 2, 3, 4, boxing, 4. DERONDA JOYCE CLARK Librarian, 2, 3, office worker, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, The Inner Willy, 4. DARRYL CLEVELAND Rifle Club, 2, 4, secretary, 3. ELIVIER COLE Thespian Society, 4, S Club, 2, 3, 4, basketball, 2, 3 4, Inspirational Award, 4, Flutter Fling King, 4, Straws For Tow, 3. DORIS COOK Thespian Society, 3, 4, Senior Ball com- mittee chairman, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, Scar- let S, 4, Pep Club, 3, 4, Straws For Two, 3, The Inner Willy, 4, Press Club, 4. RON COUTTS Thespian Society, 4, Senior Ball com- mittee chairman, 4, S Club, 3, 4, A. S. B. vice-president, 3, proiectionist, 3, foot- ball, 3, baseball, 2, 3, 4, intramurals, Z, 3, 4: Latin Club, 3, 4, Straws For Twof' 3' The Inner Willy, 4, Board of Control 3, boxing, 4. a 1 mia the zcenollg ,eiczce ,.,. ZANIE CAMPBELL CROW Office worker, 3, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Scarlet Sf, 3, 4, G. A. A. sports man- ager, Z, Pep Club, 3, 4, The Inner Wil- ly, 4, Rifle Club, 4. BOB DANIELS Librarian, 3, Yell Leader, 2, 4, S Club, 4, tennis, 3, 4, intramurals, 2, 3, 4. MARY DAWSON Librarian, 2, 3, 4, office worker, 2, G. A. A., Z, 3, 4, Scarlet S, 3, 4: tennis, 2, 3, 4, The Inner Willy, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, bowling vice-president, 2, Latin Club, 3, 4. LUCILLE DESCHAMPS Press Club, 4, Junior Prom committee chairman, 3, librarian, 3, office worker, 3, Song Queen falternatej, 2, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Scarlet Sf, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen, 4, sextette, 4. HARTWELL DITTMAN SU Club, Z, 3, 4, football, 4, basket- ball, 2, 3, 4, Honorary Captain, 4, baseball, 2, 4, Flutter Fling King, 2. ALAN DRENGSON LEROY DALE S Club, 4, basketball, 4, intramural: 2. IRMA DANIELS Yearbook, 4, Press Club, 4, Honor S1 ciety, 4, librarian, 4, office worker, Z, C A. A., 2, 3, 4, Scarlet S, 4, Pep Clul 2, 3, president, 4. JOYCE DEMMON Librarian, 3, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Scai let S, 4, tennis, 3, Pep Club, Z, 3, 4 Straws for Two, 3, The Inner Willy, 4. LILLIAN DILLON Pep Club, 3, 4. COLLEEN DOYLE Saghalie, 2, 3, 4, librarian, 3, 4, Pe Club, 4, Rifle Club, 4, Speech Festival, 1 Latin Club, 3, 4, The Inner Willy, 4. TED ELLIS Yearbook, 3, 4, track manager, Z, ii tramurals, Z, 3, 4. FLFIANOR FLLISON DON FFRWERDA Pep band, 2, 4, Yell Leader, 3, intra- murals, 2, Straws for Two, 3, The In- ner Willy, 4, Marching Band, 2, 3, 4, solo contest, 4, Hungry Five, 4, Thespian Society, 4. MARY ANN FREDSON Yearbook, 3, editor, 4, Press Club, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, librarian, 2, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Scarlet S, 3, 4, tennis, 2, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Queen, 4, Girls State, 3, LARRY GILLETTE Rifle Club, 3. JEAN HADSELL Yearbook, Z, 3, 4, Press Club, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Thespian Society, 2, 3, 4, junior Ball committee chairman, 3, Senior Ball committee chairman, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Scarlet S, 3, president, 4, pro'ec- tionist, 2, bowling, 2, tennis, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Straws for Two, 3, golf, 2. GORDON HALL MARIE EIVISLEY Press Club, 4, office worker, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, Straws for Two, 3, Thespian Society, 4. BUD FRANKLIN S Club, 4, basketball, 4, Flutter Fling King, 3, golf, 3, Rifle Club, Z, 3. CALVIN GETTY S Club, 3, 4, football, 3, 4, baseball, 4, intramurals, 2, 3, 4. GARTH GRUNERT JACKIE HALBERT Yearbook, 3, art editor, 4, Honor So:i- ety, 3, 4, Thespian Soziety, 4, majorette, Z, 3, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Scarlet S, 3, 4, Valedictorian, 4, Pep Club, 3, 4, Straws for Two, 3, The Inner Willy, 4, Rifle Club, 3, secretary-treasurer, 4. HARRIET HANSEN Saghalie, 4, Yearbook, 4, Press Club, 4, Senior Ball committee chairman, 4, librar- ian, 3, 4, class secretary-treasurer, 4, Pep Club, 4, Straws for Twof' 3, The In- ner Willy, 4, solo contest, 3. ,caehe some to lone I I I SHIRLEY HATCH Straws for Two, 3, Rifle Club, 4. CHARLES R. HELSER Librarian, 35 intramurals, 2, 3, 4, The Inner Willy, 4. DONNA HUNTER Office worker, 4, G. A. A., Z, 3. BILL JACKSTADT GWEN JOHNSON G. A. A., 2, 3, 4g Scarlet S, 3, 4g Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Straws for Two, 3, sextette, 4. MARY JOHNSTON Dan. 77 ADONIS HAWLEY COLLEEN HOPKINS Yearbook, 4, Press Club, 49 Senior Bal committee chairman, 4, G. A. A., 3 Straws for Two, 35 sextette, 4, Riflu Club, 2, Entered from Stadium fTacomaJ 2. ROBERT HUNTER Thespian Society, 4, Pep Band, Z5 S' Club, 2, 3, 4g projectionist, Z, 35 class vice-president, 2, basketball, 2, 3, 4, Fra Throws Award, 4, track, 2, 3, 4, Straws for Two, 3. DONALD JOHNSON Projectionist, 3, 4. STAN JOHNSON Honor Society vice-president, 3, Pep Band, 23 S Club, 4, projectionist, 4, basketball, 45 intramurals, 2, 3. SUSAN KENNEDY Yearbook, 45 Honor Society, 3, 43 Pep Band, 25 G. A. A., 2, 3, 43 Scarlet S, 3, 4, Pep Club, 4, Straws for Two, 3, golf, 23 Latin Club, 3, 4, Thespian society, 3, president, 4. I 4 4 I Q ' ALOIS KENYON Press Club, 4, G. A. A., 2, Pep Club, Z. KENNETH KIRN Yearbook, 3, business manager, 4, Hon- or Society, 4, junior Prom committee chair- man, 3, S Club, 4, intramurals, 2, Rifle Club, Z, 3, vice-president, 4, Board of Control, 3. KATHLEEN KOHL G. A. A. president, Z, 3, Scarlet S, 3, 4, tennis, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Forest Festival Princess, 3, Rifle Club, 3, Entered from South Kitsap, 2. PATRICIA LA MONT Press Club, 4. SONJA LARSON Saghalie, 3, 4, Yearbook, 2, 3, make-up editor, 4, Handbook, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4: Thespian Society, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Junior Prom committee chair- man, 3, Song Queen, 3, substitute, Z, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Scarlet S,,' 3, 4, Board of Control, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Saghalie Queen, 4, Straws for Two, 3, Flutter Fling Queen, 2, sextette, 2, 4, Girls State, 3, Chairman of Assemblies, 4, Press Club, 3, 4. JERRY LINDSEY Football, 2, 3, Entered from Moclips High School, 4. MARVIN R. KIMBEL Honor Society, 3, 4, Thespian Society, 2, 3, 4, S Club, 3, 4, football manager, 3, 4, intramurals, Z, 3, 4, Red and the Christmas Whoppers, Z, Boys State, 3, Rifle Club, 2, 3, Latin Club, 3, 4, track manager, 2. HELENA KNUDSEN Honor Society, 3, office worker, 4, Girls Club vice-president, 3, A. S. B. secretary- treasurer, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Forest Festival Princess, 4, Rifle Club, 3, South- west Washington Gitls' Club League vice- president, 4, Board of Control, 2. DONNA RAE KREIFELS Yearbook, 4, Press Club, 4, office work- er, 3, Speech Festival, 2. NANCY LARSON Pep Club, 2, 4, Yearbook, 4. EDWARD LINDSEY Pep Band, 2. NANCY KIMBALL LUND Press Club, 4, Pep Band, 3, majorette, 2, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Scarlet S, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 3, The In- ner Willy, 4. Wekauew alifeadecwl... WILLIAM D. LUNSFORD Rifle Club, 3, 4. BARBARA McELROY Saghalie, 4g G. A. A., 2. FRANCIS MARLER Librarian, 43 Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4. ALVA MILLER 43 baseball: 33 4g intraniurals: 23 3, 43 RODNEY MILLER nis, 2, 3, 4. GARY MORK Page 24 Librarian 3' S Club 2 3 4' footb ll, Yearbook, 43 Honor Society, 3, presi- clent, 43 librarian, 43 S Club, 2, 3, 4g intramurals, 2, 3, 43 Rifle Club, 2, 3g ten- ,IERRY McCORD Librarian, 43 S Club, 2, 3, 4g fool ball, 2, 3, Inspirational Award, 43 track, 3 intramurals, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD McHAFFIE Librarian, 4. EDDIE MERCER Honor Society, 3, 43 Yell Leader, 2, 3 S Club, 43 tennis, 3, 43 intramurals, 3 Rifle Club, 2, president, 33 Board of Con trol, 43 Latin Club, 3, 43 solo contest, 3, 4 NED MILLER S Club, 2, 3, 4g football, 3, 43 base ball, 2, 3, 43 Boys State, 3. JIM MOORE IVAN MYERS, JR. Yearbook, 43 Honor So:iety, 4g Pep Band, 43 Salurarorian, 43 Rifle Club, 43 Honor Society, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band, 2, 33 Rifle Club, 33 woodwind quintet, 43 en- tered from Everett, 4. mzdvzaazfto STACY MYERS SANIUEI. A. OGG IOO-Mile Club, 3, 4. JUDI PALMER Yearbook, 4, Thespian So'iety, 2, 3, 4: G. A, A., 2, 3, 43 Scarlet S, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, sextette, 4, Straws for Two, , The Inner Willy, 4. JUAN ITA PAUL XWILLIAM PETERSEN BARBARA PLEMONS Saghalie, 2, editor, 3, 4, Yearbook, 2, 4, Handbook, 4, editor, 3, Press Club, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 4, vice-president, 35 Straws for Two, 33 The Inner Willy, 4, Thes- pian Society, 4. game... E. ELEANOR NELSON Honor Society, 2, Rifle Club, 3, 4. MARGARET OLTMAN Yearbook, 2, 3, copy editor, 4, Honor So:iety, 3, 4, Thespian Society, 2, 3, 4, junior Prom committee chairman, 33 Girls' Club president, 45 G. A. A., 2, 3, 4g Scarlet S,,' 3, 4g class sesretary, 2, Com- mencement speaker, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Straws for Two, 35 The Inner Willy, 4, Girls State, 3, D. A. R. Citizenship Award, 4g Golf, Z, Bowling, 2, KEITH PASCHAL CAROL PERRY Pep Band, 2, 3, 4. RON PIERCE Yearbook, 3. ROLAND QUINN Pep Band, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club sergeant at arms, 2, solo contest, Z, 3, 4, Rifle Club, Z, 3, 43 woodwind quintet, 4. f0d'l64t7Z'46g645Z'06d64df664.., FRANKLIN VERN RAINS DOROTHY ROGERS Press Club, 45 Pep Club, 4. JANET ROSQUIST Yearbook, 45 Press Club, 3, 45 Honor So:iety, 3, 45 Thespian Soriety, 45 G. A. A., 2, 3, 45 Scarlet S, 3, 45 projection- ist, 2, 35 Forest Festival Queen, 45 Forest Festival Princess, 25 The Inner Willy, 4: sextette, 3, 45 solo contest, 3. ' JEAN RUSSELL G. A. A., Z, 3, 45 Scarlet S, 4. GEARY SALLEE The Inner Willy, 45 Rifle Club, 2, 3. SALLY SIGMAN Yearbook, 45 Song Queen alternate, 2, 35 G. A. A., 2, 3, 45 Scarlet S, 3, 45 Pep Club, Z, 3, 45 The Inner Willy, 4. WANDA RISTINE Yearbook, 45 Honor Society, 3, 45 Pe Club, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Queen, 45 se. tette, 4. BEVERLY ROSENBERG G. A. A., 2, 3, 45 Pep Club, 4. THEODORE CLAY ROSS Intramurals, Z, 3, 4. BOB SALISBURY Saghalie, 3, 45 Yearbook, 45 Press Clul 3, 45 Honor Society, 3, 45 Quill and Scrol 3, 45 Junior Prom committee chairman, 3 librarian, 35 S Club, 2, 3, president, 4 Handbook, 35 Commencement speaker, 4 class vice-president, 35 tennis, 2, 3, 45 in tramurals, 2, 3, 45 Boys State, 3. MERVYN SETTLE Intramurals, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook King, 4. GRETA SIMMONS Yearbook, 2, 3, 45 Thespian So:iety, 2 secretary, 3, 45 G. A. A., 2, 3, 45 Searle S, 45 pro,e:tionist, 25 Pep Club, 2, 3, 4 Straws for Two, 35 The Inner Willy, 45 Latin Club, 3, 4. mwineaozcaaaeaatecuc. ELMER SMITH, JR. Intramurals. 2, 3, bowling, Z. WALLACE SMITH S Club, 3, 4, track, Z, 3, 4, intramur als, 4. DONALD STACY Honor Society, 3, 43 Pep Bancl, 2, 33 in- traimurals, 2, 3, Rifle Club, 2, 33 brass sextet, 2, 33 solo contest, 3. DARLENE STEVENS Press Club, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, sex tette, 45 Rifle Club, 3. WESLEY STOCK S Club, 4, baseball, 3, 4, intramurals, 2, 35 Board of Control, 4. SHIRLEY SWANK Press Club, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3. DONALD SMITH Future Farmers of America, 2, 3, ent- ered from Pasco High School, 4. LULA SPEECE Saghalie, 4, Yearbook, 3, 43 Press Club, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Thespian Society, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4g G. A. A., 2, 3, 4g Scarlet S, 3, 49 Case of the Glass Slip- pers, 25 Straws for Two, 3, The In- ner Willy,l' 4. WALTER STANSBURY S Club, Z, 3, 43 track manager, 2, 3, intramurals, 4. DORENE STEVENS Press Club, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, sex- tette, 4, Rifle Club, 3. IRIS SULLIVAN G. A. A., 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 3, 4, The Inner Willy, 4. JOHN KENNETH VANDERWAL M Four deserving students spoke at the Commencement exercises of '52. jackie Halbert, valedictorian, and Ivan Myers, salutatorian, were chosen on the basis of their schol- astic standings. Jackie and Ivan not only posses a stroke of genius but have pleasing personalities as well. Chosen for class speaker was Bob Salisbury, and for faculty speaker. Margaret Oltman. Bob and Margaret were both promin- ent in school activities, Bob being co-editor of the Saghalie and Mar- garet, president of the Girls' Club. l BETTY JANE WALTON Yearbook, 2, 4, assistant editor, 33 Honor Society, 4, secretary-treasurer, 33 Thespian Society, 2, 3, 4g Board of Con- trol, 43 G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Scarlet S, 3, BOB WHITENER 43 projectionist, 2, 33 Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, pep Bend- 2' Straws for Two, 33 The Inner Willy, 43 golf, 23 Latin Club, 3, 43 bowling, 2. MERVIN WINGARD Thespian Society, 2, 3, 43 Senior Ba committee chairman, 43 S Club, 2, 3, 4 football, 2, 3, 43 intramurals, Z, 3, 43 Re and the Christmas Whoppers, 23 Th Inner Willy, 43 Golf, Z3 Speech Festiva HARRIET WILSON Press Club, 43 Pep Club, 2, 3, 4. 2, 3. DAN YARR Yearbook, 4g Honor So iety, 3, 43 S Club, 2, secretary-treasurer, 3, 43 footbal 2, 3, 4, Blocking and Tackling Award, 4 basketball, 3, 43 baseball, Z, 3, 4. KEITH WITCRAFT Projectionist, 3, 43 intramurals, 23 Straws for Two, 2. DAVID YOUNG DON YOUNG S Club, 43 track, 3, 4g intramurals, 43 Boys' Club se'retary-treasurer 23 S 100-Mile Club, 3, 43 boxing, 4. Club, 43 basketball, 4. Commencement Speakers: jackie Halbert, vafedicloriari: Ivan Myne, valutaroritu, Margarei Oltman, faculty rpeakerg Bob Salisbury, clay: speaker. 255: JL! I M 0. T X x A Y ' 6 Je l .a-1. . if - - is 6 X is - wifi dm Q -rd. W 5 . I , S . F Q F91 9 is . ii K ' Ax 2 34 R N A ,.J Er4 K 'Q .M Q, P XM a,ie t 9 91' wil Q , K. Q X O .. My N, 'n -EQ x Q f f BMS., 4 Q F Q? A A . 3 r. vw A junior Offirerv: Margaret Stock, secretary-treaxurerg Mariarr Ashford, Board of Conlrol reprerentativeg Km Brown. vice-preridenlg Audrey Bailey, president. loft Crags As the history of the juniors fades into the past, we take one more look at the lofty crags which mark their accorr lishments. The junior year for the class of '53 began with the startling election of a girl for president. Audrey Bailey led t class throughout the year with the help of Kenny Brown, vice-presidentg Margaret Stock, secretaryg and Marian A: ford, Board of Control representative. The advisers were Miss Dorothy Hawthorne and Mr. Ray Patrick. The student body chose Betty Ann Franklin, Dolores Groshong, and Ruby Jane Paulson for song queens, ag: putting the juniors in the headlines. In the fall the mountains shook with the performance of Glamour Boyf' which was directed by Miss Margai Baldwin. Lewis Day, David Loop, and Myrna Wallin plaved the main roles. In the Christmas play, The Bird's Christmas Carolf' Kathryn Jordan played the leading role, that of a mother seven children. l l l'.1t Kelly and Rolwrfa Wilrrlx are into outstanding junior: who have parti- rrpaled in many activities. Wayne Morris' talent with his trumpet was discovered at the annual junior talent assembly. He received the mt applause from the audience, according to the electric applause meter. Nine members of the junior class be- came members of Quill and Scroll during the year. The night of April 18 was set for the junior Prom, honoring the senior class. Witlm the arrival of the Forest Festival in May, Margaret Stock represented the junior class as a princess. Ann Meurer designed the pattern for the Forest Festival buttons. As the seniors filed out into the world, the seniors of '53 moved up toward the m1jcstic peaks ahead. D This group of junior boy: gather dixtiux plans for one of the many fur. clan projertx. Row I: Nancy Andermn. Arlene Andrewx. rirlie Aldrich. ,lewel Andermn. Dorotlvy Ander- n, Carmen Angell. Row 2: Geraldine Baker, Audrey Bailey. Mari- Aslvford. Barbara Bailev, Clrloe Arbogast. Edna ae Asplvolm, Virginia Allen. Row 3: Bill Boelk, Harrv Boellc, Duane Archer. ek Allen, Eddie Harrell, Hill Bernert. Row I: Kulrerla Butler. fiiliana Huining. Rea wry, 1 ranee.f Blevinr, Sliirley Dienierf. Bonnie YUH. Row Z: MIIVL1 Carr. Slmrlyn Brown. Joyce Dim- mn, Annette Bienele, Torn Depoe, joe Buecliel. Row 3: David Brown, Denny Da-ridvon, Alfred oappell, Maynard Cox, Roger Craddiek, Lvwix Dav. Row I: Gene Fcrwerda. fflmrlev Ernerv. Ray relnv, Iulie lfvarzs. Margie Dove. jo Ann Dodds. Row 2: Geraldine Godding, Una May Gallagh- , Henry lfddv, Alliert Conley. Merlyri Flakui. 'Hy Ann liranlclin, Harrie! Conley. Row 3: Diviglvl Dodge. Ernie Dunbar, Dennii udley, Virginia Edivardx. Rachel Gray. Row I: l.oix Hanrillon, Karla fiinfxon. Stu: yi1'fl1. Geraldine Haugen, Pal Hunter, Beverly ilnrxlmi. Row Z: Lillian jolvnv. Karolvn Hawley. Dolurev roylrong, Betly Haivvon, Dixie jolrrixlon, Sue vlmxon. Row 3: jirn Hooker, Bolr jacolu. Alfred Hand- jobn Harrell, Warren Cray, Arlene jolmxon. Page 32 Ron' I: 1.311111 Mrli4fr11y'. N1111111111' llflclwal Kuifnyn jordan. Pa! Krffy, ffillw l,11f1rf. No Marr. Run' 2: D11v1a' Loop. jofwny M.14'R11m'. I Mrf1'1411'c, 1,dl'7y Mdfflll. A 1111 M141'14'1, Gludym l.1 Row if Cf1ayt1111 Koch, Dirk l,t'f1dVl1't'. ffm M47l7 F. Tom Kllffldild. IN1111 MiklFfl7n1ll, Sfwrx l,c51'f71c. Row I: l,11an1l11 l'lcnw, x1 my N.1m11. 1,1111 l,lFVt'l'. Sfvirlry Rader. P11n1lcv l'11rc. Dumllvy M4111 Ron' 2: Hazel Nclmn. ,411!u111rl1'v AIIHFY, A .VI1x, lark M1111r4'. Rufry fmlllt' l'1111lm11. 1'11ll1c P111 Row 5: ujdylll' M41r11+, 171111 l'11l1fi11. Ray C H1111 Rlffillf. Clary Profvcrl. Run' I: Ruth A 11n Roth-1. Mnlly SU11111111. . RoHv111x, I7111lf111' Sritfr. .Wnrlry Skw, AH111 Slalcy. Row J: Millir Hufry. N11111111 li'111'lqm11. .41 Slcrlr. Marvin Shv11x'o11a'. fiarv S1'1'1'lr. Ron' 3: l71fk Srotl. lwgvr S11f1xf1141y. f S1'l111'11n'lq, jerry Sf1efd1111, Frra' Sjufnrfru 1.611131 S 1011. Fun' I: .41fc'1'11c H'1fl1111m, lW.11g111'cl lV1l1 I.ClIa1 llfzngcrt. Safly H'7l'Ckl7OVXf, B11111111 lV11flc11, Row 2: Rofvrrta Hfilmx. lUy11111 H .1ll111, A gmc! Stark, Bcity lfVlvim'1y. Ron' 3: IVay11c 71lt1,1VHh1Yl. l1'1'11drH Sin Go don S!cz'l7fc1,folv11 Afgcr. ll , :PVQQ Foothills Soplnrnmre Offirerx: Ray Teo, rergmnt tit rrrrnr: lid Pratt, prcxialent: Connie Cfonfun. ettrry-tremurerg Brrrlnlril flxlrforrl. vice-prerrdent: Sully Slmrp, Board of Control repre- -zlzw. Traveling the foothills of Irene S. Reed this year was the ss of '54. The head guide was Ed Pratt, president, and his assist- s were Barbara Ashford, vice-president, Connie Cowan, retary-treasurer, Sally Sharpe, Board of Control represent- re, and Ray Teo, sergeant at arms. Mrs. Wassell and Mr. son were faculty advisers. To make the traveling easier the sophomores held their tual dance after the home football game with Raymond. e theme was Indian Summer Frolicf' which was carried with clever decorations. Sports seemed to hold a great interest for the class of ,54, football, basketball, baseball, track, and G.A.A. boasted ny sophomores. Talented sophomores were prominent in the music de- tment. Many of them were in band, orchestra, and junior rir. Several sophomores could be found in the senior choir. sophomore trio, popular around school, was composed of m Baze, Cliff Ristine, and Jack Valley. Gene Costin and .il Schweitering alternated as drum majors for the band. As Christmas approached, Doris Speece, Connie Cowan, nn Drebick, and Gary Plews were four sophomores who bus- learned lines for the play, The Bird's Christmas Carolf' ner helpful sophomores could be found backstage doing ny of the hard tasks. The class of '54 had twenty outstandingly courteous stu- nts who were chosen by the faculty during the courtesy mpaign in January. ln the journalistic field sophomores rated high this year. 'eral served on the staff of the school paper, The Sagha- By the end of the year they knew much about newspaper -cedure and were an asset to the publication. Ten outstanding sophomores were chosen to attend the iual junior Prom as pages. With spring came the Forest Festival, and the class of elected Earleen Moore as sophomore princess. D Alvove: Darryl Barnes, Rirlmrd Prryzner and Kusyell Morleen inspect rome physicr equipment. Center: Worleirzg on their lwrne eronumiex proj- eet are Yvonne Tidgvrnan. Carol Combs and Bar- bara Goodwin. Below: George McBride presents hir solution of a geometry problem. Kon' If joyee ffallanan. Mary Lou Anderson Mary lf. Anzlerfon, Barlvara Axlvford, Elizabeth Ben- nrfl. Cflaurlia Barlrorrr, Ron' 2: javk Butler, Donna Clrapin. Carol ffornlrf. lfileen Anderson, Barlvara Biyrer, Marilyrz lfarlrour. Ron' 5: Rirluard Caddy, Lloyd Bunnell, Allan Borden, jolvn Butler, Dale Harney, Bill Boyxen, Rox.: lialley. liolr Barrett. Row I: I1-lsllllt' lfllrf. Norma Dronen, Connie lfowan. Hfayne ffuzielq, Edward Carney, Ceril ffarnpell. Ron' J: Henry Dean, Ray Gollinx, Tam Cleve- land. Gene Coffin, Bill Dunham, jim Cochran. Row ?: jerry Cowan, jolvn Drelviek. Bob Dean, Tim ffraddielq, Arlan Cflvapman. Ralph Depot. Fred iflvrrrtian. Row l: Gayle Fergumrz, Slraron Evans, jean- elte Hale. Barbara Goodwin, jane Greaves, Gloria Garda. Row J: Mervin Hooker, Barbara jeffermn. Dor- oflry Howe, Merlly lfadx, jerry Goodwin, Miekey frv0UGI7l'lI1, Lloyd lfvanx. Ron' 3: Tolvy Hallvert. Riclrard Godfrey, Gary Gelty. jerry Hennnger, Ronald jolvnson, Ken Frank- lrn. Howard Goldvlvy, lfa' jamex. Ron' I: Carolyn M1-Gill. Mary Ann Lefelr, Mar- :lrn lwunvon. Karen Kneeland, Audrey Killmer, .fllime fvleurer. Row 2: Slraron Lund. limily Miller. Nalda Me- llonald. Arlene Nlanke. lfarl Mallirlger, jim Millez', Ronald Larson. Kon' 5: Bill Maxwell, Wallace Lord, George Mel-irrde. Ray Knanf. Bill Mrfiferly, Richard Knrglrl. larry llflorgan. Ruvsell Morkerz. 4 Q I I 'ir 'Q T Pan Z4 Row I: joyee Newman, lfarleen Moore, jewel Pinard. Mary Ellen Perkinx. Delphine Nanlt. Row 2: Riehard Nirhols, Dean Milla, Bill Nutt, Georgia Plewy. Vera Peederlraugh. Elaine Pettyjohn. Row 3: Bah Orr, Corwin My'er.i, Dennis Pevey, Richard Priszner, Fred Patterion. Dellrert Moore. Row 1: Corinne Silva. Louise Sappenfield, An- ifa Riehey, Kathleen Schultz. Sally Sharpe. Row 2: Bill Smith, Rolf Sehloxser. Dallay john- ston, Cliff Ristine, Bill Swank. Row 5: Don Rutherford. Tom Bale, Robert Rutter, George Van Cleave, Howard Wilxori. Row l: Anne Strine. jeanne Sallve, jane Steeh- ler, Mary Ann Vlfojohn. Sharon lVinterx. Row 2: Bill Rarney, Paul Sehwietering, Bob Young, Mary Ann Rogerf. Donna Rodgers. Row 3: Ralph Wingert. john Teo, Dennii Yenfer, Gary Ritner. David Aeleley, Ray Teo. Row I: jo Ann lfVo0ldridge. Yvonne Tidyrnan Martha Hfhifener. Gail Sytnna. Row 2: Doriy Speeee. Harriet Diekie, Bernad- ine, Townsend, Delores Smith, Nancy Smith. Row 3: Leonard Hedgef. Dave Swearingen. jack Valley, Clif Hfatters, Ronnie Whiterier, George Shonkwiler. Row I: Nancy Lakelmrg. Irma Riclvert, Mike Moyer, Howard Nelson. Betty Dean. Borg .411dc'r,von. Row 2: Pat Getty, Sharon Orr, Dave Austin. Bob Ferguson, Nancy Sharpe, Donna Sykex. Cf. B. Scfvxvarck. Row 3: Ruth Robertson. Sandra Collins, Carol Somerx, Ron Goof. Arthur Miller. jim Ifdwardi, Trryl jolmvon Rolling Plains Clvrixtopfvcrmii. During the last year of their trek across the plains of junior high the freshmen were very active in school affairs. One of their number, Mike Moyer, was elected A. S. B. president for the first semester, and another, How- ard Nelson, for the second semester. joan Baker was president of the Girls, League, one of the most active of the junior high organizations. Wil- ma Wilkenson had the honor of being elected president of the Southwest Washington Girls' League. Dramatics played a big role in the lives of the as- piring plainsman and they proved their ability in the per- formances they staged under the direction of Mrs. Ven- ice Fagergren. In November they presented the hilari- ous comedy, The Curious Savagef' and at Christmas time The Littlest Angel was portrayed by the class. During February, when the mountains were capped with snow, the modern Shakespeares enacted the fairy tale, Hansel and Gretelf' The talent of this growing class did not stop with dramatics, for they also showed much ability in the m department. About a third of the junior high band half of the members of the two junior high glee cl were freshmen. Several small ensembles were for: from the freshmen class at the beginning of school were prominent throughout the year. These include girls' nonette and trio and a boys, double quartet. ' freshman class was well represented in the Christ Concert, given in December, and in the operetta, on Old Smoky, given in March. These were under direction of Mrs. Helen Palmer and Mr. Lynn Sherw The freshman class made a major contributior junior high athletics throughout the year. The Freshman Prom in the spring was a gala for affairg the Forest Festival drew much talent from am their ranks, and the Frosh picnic came as a climai their last year at junior high. With the close of the year the freshmen entered foothills of Irene S. Reed, becoming full-fledged st omores. Ron' I: Ikwidmlz. Cfarlmzz, l,imllu'rg, Fagrrgrcrz, Palnzcr, Tlwrmun, ROW 2: Sf,7Wz1Yfk, Green. llmm, Smillr, Diugcf, SAl!II!ll'IhUlI. Oyez. Kon' 5: Pill, Rulvliu, Ruddell, Green, Luflein, Hunter. VLmRvoy. x x ,FNOU ,J W AKA S 4 l l rw Q w Mr, Bruce Srlvwarrk Principal Mr. Frank Willard Vive-prinripal iviawpm.. . X Sung fJ!4A'l'llX Run' I: 1.5lI'f0H, Lytlun, Dozllli. Dunbar. Row 2: 5' J futxuu, Sykcs, Ma1'r, Slmrpr. 3 fi Yell Qrwrm: Snvlgruw, Levine, Orr, Cowan, ' x -r Row 1: Slvaron Bain, Alice Bourgault, Bai Baxter, Loi: Baker, Betty Benner. Row 2: Nadine Andrews, Virgene Bixfer, . ley Beexon. ,loan Baker, Dorotlvy Aiuetlv, 1. Bezley, Row 3: Gary Barnlvard, Kenneth Archer. H Blevinx, Frank Abear, Iirnrny Brown, Dick Brat Row I: Ronald Brown. Gayle Callanan, Pat Burke, Francex Cole, Harolyn Castle, Betty Co Row 2: Donald Brownfield, Mike Byrne, D las Coleman. Norman Brown, Kirby Cleveland Row 3: Pat Carney. Frank Clark, Edward C, ran, Floyd Carr. Row I: Harold Drake. fanette Dailey. IV Dawson, Ariel Dunbar, Dixie Culley. Row 2: Slwaron Deyette, Ray DeMorx, 1. Cox. Lloyd Danielxon, Don Drengron, Ramona Lorme. Row 3: Keitlr Crabill, Roy Cotton. Brure Co George Dailey, George Durkin, Henry Cook. Row I: Pauline Frazer. Sandra Eranx, N, Edwardx, janet Erleloff, Claudia Fischer. Sai Gomer. Row Z: Iarnex Geist, Erie Erickxon. lim Fe ly, Peter Frank. Richard Edglcy, Pai Getty, Row 3: ,lolvn Goetxflv, Allen Goldxlry, I Goodwin, Ed Gomer, Willis Gott. Rove Marie l' erirkson. Row l: Shirley Hamilton, Cynthia Herron -nny Hoff, Bernice Hodgson, Ruth Griffey. Row 2: Frank Gray, Torn Gouley, famex Hay- ard, Ernest Harrell, Gordon Grant, Mervin Hell4 dll. Row 3: Billie Hoeft, foann Graham, Don Ham- ron, Gary Hawkinr. Eddie Hellman. Gary Hanson. Row I: Mildred Iverson, Dorothy Keith, Pat wflin, Linda johnson, Charlotte johnxton. Row 2: Pat Kendall, Ray Howden, Richard elley, Bernard Howard, Fred Hunter, Gilbert Jhnston. Row 3: Georgia Kazinxlev, Peggy Holman, uddy Huff, Cfhucle Holman, Torn Kelley, Howard lylton. Row I: Rofalie Larson, Marcia Lund, Billie indxey, Carol LaMont, Noretta Kirk, ,leanne Ken- edy. Row Z: Tulla Kimball, Betty Io Levin, Nanfy r Laleelmrg, Melinda Lilrby, Evelyn Koch, Bill La- lont. Row 3: Michael Lumsden, Ed Makoviney, Dave iflZl0Wfkl', Bill Macrncr, Edward Ludlow, jimmy ing. Row I: Marlene Moore, Claudia Michaelis, Ella fcflferty. Bonnie Milla, Marie Marr. Row 2: Dorothy Moran, Mike Moyer, Howard lelson, Randy Mcswcyn, Fred McGee. Row 3: Marvin Mcffowan, Lyle Moore, Bob lendenhall, Earl Minor, Don Nursel. Row I: Mildred Perry. Sharon Pefte, Patsy O'l.eary, lfrarices Peavley, Elizabeth Patterxon. Row 2: Danny Pershall, Dixie Pierre, Sharon Orr, Cflirie Pharrif. jerry Olson. Row 3: jim Radtlee. Pete Peterxon. Don Pauley. lfrarieic Peterwrz. Ray Putyin. Row I: jon Shafer. Mary Lou Rauf, Leona Savage. Sue Shimelc. Nancy Sharpe, Neil Seljestad. Roni' 2: Dayia' Rae. Mirja Saegar, Gail Seihel, lfarul Selhy. Franciv Sehroea'er. Raw if Richard Sfl7!I?ldf'V. Duane Rotlgerr. Rirlrert Sallee. jaek Shepherd, Ted Rex, Tyrone Ramehert. Row 1: Diane Van Cleaye, Leslie Simpson, Beulah Stout. Mary Tratniclz, jean Walter. Row 2: Frank Sirnmonr. Donna Syleev, Gwen Walmrr. Beverly Sylvester. Ethel Warner. Roni 5: jimmy Twidwell, jimmy Sigman. Mil- ton Slrerrvooal. Carlton Story. Roy Skagen, Larry Sxvarrk, Neil Slreere, Row I: Betty Yeek. Betty Weckhorst, Louise lVhelharn. lfxther jaeohf. Wilma Willeirrsori. Row 2: Rove Furister, Caroline Wooldridge, larrwlla Miller. Martha Hermex, Betty Dean, Ron' 5: Harry lVirth, Niele Wilbur, jon Woleo- janee. .4 rt Yenter. Marvin Von Bargen. liootlmll- -Row I: Fcllrrly. Schneider. Getty. Frank. Ferguson. Row 2: Hit-lvl. Hfirlh, Scljestad, Nloore, Adams. Howard. Austin. Row 3: P. l'vti'r.son. Toney, lfarrelt. lion Bargen, Hanson, Dailey, ffolumun. Row 4: Mr. Willard. Huss. Mr'ffc'e, Fredson, Nelson, Hawltinr, Yentvr, Nlr. Pill. Row 5: F. Peterson. Burk. D. Pauley. llrvngson, Hylton, Carr, Cochran, Goldslvy. Row 6: Uoos, Moyer. H. Pauley, T. Kelly. Goodwin. Hfilhur, Mirliur. Conley, R. Kelly. FOOTBALL In football the green and white clad warriors of Shelton Junior High school won 2 games, tied 1, and lost the rest this year. Head coach Frank Willard used all :he players he could in each game to give them a chance to gain experience. This new practice in junior high should give the high school more material to pick from next year. BASEBALL This year's junior high baseball team has scheduled mme and home series with Olympia, Centralia, St. Mar- :in's, and South Kitsap. Returning lettermen are Lyle Vioore, Mike Byrne, Richard Clifton, and Frank Sim- nons, ninth graders, and Dave Austin, eighth grader returning letterman. - HasclvallfRow I: Bunko, Austin, Hellman, Von Bargen. Conley, Brown, Pcvey. Row 2: Mr. Pill, Simmons, Moore, Coos, lfacrett. fflifton, Byrne. Row 5: Hanson, McMahor1. Priszner, Peterson, Cole- rnan, Manke, De-Moss, Row 4: Ferguson. Buck, Fredson, Frank, Putvin, Vandmval. Basketball-Raw 1: Vanderwal, Hylton, Von Bargen, Wirth, Sel- jestad, Byrne, Dailey. Row 2: Sherwood, Drengson, Hillman, Dan- ielson, Holman, Mirror, Skagen. Hawkins, Carr, Mr. Wilsori, BASKETBALL The Shelton Junior High basketball team, under the guidance of coach Harold Wilson, won three games and lost seven. Coach Wilson's squad was comprised entirely of freshmen, and although they lost several early season games through lack of experience, they improved rapidly and many of them will be valuable to the high school 'B' squad next year. 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The staff, composed of 22 ub reporters and seven veter- ns, went to Seattle to visit the '.-1. plant. Representatives of ie group went later to observe newscast from a Seattle radio ration. In February nine staff dele- ares attended the Pacific Slope 'ress Clinic at the University f Washington. Quill and Scroll-Sea'ea': Dodds. Larson. 'ow I: Mr. Hermes, Wallin, Speece. Bailey. Jrdan, Hawley, Plemons. Row 2: B. Salisbury. Vreenwalt, Sjoholm. R. Salisbury. Meurer, Wat- 'YL dventure Seekers Press Club-Row 1: Frealson, Larson, B. Salisbury, Nichols, Greemvall, R. Salisbury, T. Kreifels, Sjoholm. Row 2: Strine, Sleie, Watters, Haley, DesCl7amps, Rosquist, Emsley, Speece. Darlene Stevens, Doreen Stevens. Raw 3: Anderson. Cook. Sullivan. Lund, Hawley, jordan, Franklin, Plemons. Row 4: Bailey, Dodds, Wallin, Hadsell, Brown, Wilson, Swank LaMont, Kenyon, Daniels, D. Krrifels. Press Club This year club members have been able to maintain the mountain pealc of success achieved last year, a six-page printed bi-weekly. Other smaller peaks scaled by the group, guided by Barbara Plemons and later by Ann Meurer, included a successful newspaper subscription con- test in September, a fall initiation ceremony and the annual spring banquet and initiation on March 25. The Press Club is composed of qualified members of the Saghalie staff and journalism students. The editor of the newspaper serves as president of this organization. Quill and Scroll With a membership of fourteen the local chapter of Quill and Scroll this year was the largest since the society was organized in 1948. The Quill and Scroll Society is an international organization for high school journalists. Membership is open to juniors and seniors of the Press Club whose writing is judged acceptable by the national board of the society. The local organization functions as an honorary branch of the Press Club. The chief duty of the members is to elect the Saghalie Staff. Iurlwl ffrav Sonja IAIVYUYI Margaret Oltrmm jackie Haflvcrl Ken Kim Danny Yan I :mul liidlflll' flltlkr-up lfdzfnr Copy lfditor :lit Ifdilor Huviuevv Marztzlurr Kltfvleiir lidifur :rv .'1 rm l'zrrlum liidltur 111 1 Rel.: l,mulc'rr L rlvlwr numerous details. 1952 yearbook outstanding. In September several members of the staff attended a workshop for edit: and advisers at the University of Wasliington. To sec the book in progrf other trips were made to Artcraft Engraving and Electrotype Company F west Lithograph and Printing Company, and Ward's Bindery 111 in Seatt The book was printed by Warren's Quick Print in Olympia Although the climb to the top was slow and steep, the 1957 annual st reached the summit. I7 dd, H lmrlmnlq Muff 'Row I: PVIZYICY, Sjolvolm. lVlcHria'e. Hallwri. Meyerx. fllillcr, Row 2: Palmer, Rofquivt. Kennedy. lem 1 on 1 Allin' Mernrr, Rxflzmx Row 3: lflfilliamv, Iordnn. Hopkins, Kreifelx. Brown. Arm llfleurer. Plemouv, Bender. Allen n 4 lkrlv rrfrlv, l'lnlVlH'Yl. c,vU'll'dVI. Sharpe. Axfvfurd. Hunter. Mrvrgizrl. D ...A 11 Smoke Signals Plans for the 1952 Saghalie were started immediately after editor Ma Ann Fredson announced the members of the staff. Assistant editor was Rael Gray: make-up editor, Sonja Larsong copy editor, Margaret Oltman art edit. jackie Halbertg business manager, Ken Kirng and faculty adviser, Reta lol ermilk. The staff spent many hours laying out the dummy and organizing t After the Olympic Mountains were chosen as the theme ackie Hallm worked out the division pages. Her excellent art ability has helped to make t The seniors won the yearbook subscription contest held during Deceml and chose Mervyn Settle and Wanda Ristine Yearbook King and ueen T business staff conducted its advertising campaign in February 6' Summit The Torch Club is composed of -nior members of Honor Society. Dur- ig his sophomore and junior years a udent must have earned fifty-six points I belong to Torch Club. These points 'e not earned solely through scholastic Jility, but also through participation school activities, such as taking part a play, being an organization ofiicer, ' earning a letter in one of the sports or .A.A. Only four activity points can : given per semester. If a senior has irned eighty-six points by the end of s senior year, he is permitted to keep s pin. Miss Dorothy Hawthorne is tculty adviser. l Torch Cfulr-Ron! I: Bender. Speecc. Ftedson, Roxqitirt. Kennedy, Larxou, Daniels Row 2: Risfiue, Hnflrrrf. Mi5,r Harvflmriie, Nlyvrs. Kimlvcl. Yurr, Kem. Row 5: Carter, Salis- bury, Hltdscfl. Oftnmn, VVt1ltm1, Stacy. Miller. Merr'i'r. High Altitude Honor Society, under the direction of Miss Dorothy H awthorne, is composed of junior and senior honor students. inior members are required to have earned twenty-six points during their sophomore year and senior members must have fty-six points. Points are awarded on the basis of semester grades and also for all major and minor activities. Officers this year were: Rodney Miller, presidentg Warren Gray, vice-presidcntg Virginia Allen, secretary-treasurerg id Fred Sjoholm, Board of Control representative. The main activity of this organization is the raising of funds for two scholarships given each year to worthy seniors. 'he funds are raised in two ways, by selling programs at the football games and by operating the pop machine. Every student should strive to climb in his scholastic stmding and belong to this worth while organization. in Honor Society-Row I: Mr1i'r. Dauielt, jauxmn. Rosquisi. Larson. Kcr1r1rr1 f. jordan, jgifmx, Allen. Raw 2: Mix! Hawlfwrrie. Rivtinc, Bcvlder lixlln-rl, H.ia'veH, Ullrmui, f rea'xon, Hfullori. Hamilton. Ashford. Row 5: Cox. Yarr, fliiller. Salirlmry, M3'cri. Sjolwfm, Kimfvel. Carter. Row 4 iru. Hierwk, Hfirllin, Brown, Menrrr, Htilrlv. Gray. Spccre, Rolvhins. TWI To guide them up the mountain trails the Girls' Club elected officers Septemh 6. The Latin expression, Carpe Diem-Enjoy the Present Day, was the motto f the year. The girls gave their annual tolo September 28, appropriately using the then Football Hero. Highlighting the fall activities was the Father-Daughter Banquet. judge M: 'a thew W. Hill of Olympia was the guest speaker. Helena Knuclsen, Margaret Oltman, Sharlyn Brown, Delores Smith and M Prffidmf Burright attended the fall conference of the Southwest Washington Girls' Leag at Kelso. Helena, past vice-president of the Shelton group, was vice-president of t League. The spring conference took place at Olympia. Miss Burright, as preside of the League advisers, helped plan both these conferences. In an effort to help others the girls sponsored the Crusade for Freedom dris contributing 851.95 for Radio Free Europe. They also sent a box of Christmas gil to their adopted French girl, Marie Heudre. The girls sold candy bars during the noon hour and at games as a year-loi fund raising project. The profit was used to buy new equipment for the girls' roc and several pairs of much needed salt and pepper shakers. The last of the many pinnacles of success attained by the Girls' Club this ye was the annual Mother-Daughter reception in May. Margaret Oltman ,, f , f5Q95 -, W' 3- W 'i g ill,,Q'llJjX Rl ll Cla' fl-tlf l YQ Girls Club Offirers: Sharon Brown. 'rife-president: Dolores Smith, serretc treasurer: Kathryn jorllon, Board of Control represeritativr: Miss Burriglvt, advi i One of the Girls' Club projects this year was selling candy at the These girls and their fathers enjoyed a delicious dinner scrvea school and during Home games. Shown in the picture are Carol the annual Fatlver-Daughter Banquet in the fall. Carlson. general chairman. and jeanrie Sallee. n A E KS In order to climb to the highest peaks members of the Boys' Club roped them- rlves together in preparation for a busy year. Cooperating with the Girls' Club, the boys put into full swing a Thanksgiving asket drive. Both groups worked hard and enjoyed preparing a number of food askets for the needy families of Mason County. Christmas decorations for the school premises were provided by the Boys' Club, gain in cooperation with the Girls' Club. Simple decorations were placed in the Muffy ffvff'f'wf1 assrooms, a large Christmas tree in the auditorium, and the Manger Scene on the 'ont lawn. llntvideizt On February 29 the group presented its annual dance which proved to be a :ry successful project for the club. Climbing to the highest peak, the peak of family relations, club members dug ieir clamp-on shoes deep into the slopes in preparation for the Mother-Son banquet, le of the most important functions of the year. Closing the year's activity, the boys took charge of a concession for the Forest rstival. Their booth was open during the performances of the pagent and logging iow. -1 f' l i Wvuhllnmhm Hun- Wm Tm WM Arm .1 flu. X X suwvfm, I A 44 Q X 0 yyffr 'X 7, 7-,- -rw 'Q S' 5 I X Z ll? xxx, S Boys' Club Officers: Wesley Stork, Board of Control representative: Toby allvrrt, icczetary-treasurer: Bolv Ristine, 'vice-president: Mr. Packard, adviser. 4 .5 lV01'kiug lmrd on L1 Bovs' Club project are Roger Salisbury. Rage' One of the many activities sponsored lay the Boys' Club was the fddlrle, llflerlyn Flakus, Ken Kim, Cal Getty. Warreri Gray and successful Mother-Suzi Banquet, 'ri jolmson. Cflrozr -Ron' Iflhllelle. Bye, Larson. Darlene Sfevenv Dorene Stevenx. Palmer. Hailey. Rader. Settle. Becker, Olrmau. Carlton, Haugen, f ffoddnig.lurrvoii.Mr1rr.llerry. Ron' 2: Sherwood. Dr-rcbampx. jolvnyon. Gallagher. lfriclqmn. Heffernan. Hfallorz. Crow. Hansen. Lrmmnt. lfnzl Pine. fimilmrrg. l,i1Illf0H. Latqel. Butler. Ron' 3: Kelly. jolmviou. Vlfitcrrrft. jalmyon. ffnvanauglr. Sclvwurcle, lmfiaralc, S. jolmmn, Huilon. R1 l'ole.1'lli'li'lroy, Ron' 4: Quinn. llflerrrr. K. lirawu.Salivlmry.l ernf'erda.Gc!1y. fi, Smzllv. Young. Dimielv, D. Smillv, 17. llrmrn, Stroud. Bev f ? V Sexlutle .4lur1'e: lllillldml Krvfiue. acrmrlptzrriil, Sonya lair: Qlruzel Rmqrmt. llirrleru' Steafrui, Iloreru' Slewrit. Judi l,dlll!l'Y. Kathy ,lm Jun. Below: Katlvy fortlim. trrmrrlptrrartl. Norum Mirrr, l.uc1lle DCS tlnnrlpi. lfneri Alolmiou. Ulwe Heclqer, c,'Ulll'CH Hrrpkrvlv. Mtirjoric :Ui lllaluni. The senior choir, under the able direction of I. M. Sherwood, was composed of 65 mixed voices. Th six members of the choir were seniors. November 28th brought the Aberdeen orchestr Shelton for the first half of an exchange assembly. December 5 the senior choir members journeyed to A deen to present the return program. December 19 was the date of the Christmas C cert, to which the choir contributed. Early in the year girls were chosen from the c to form two sextettes. These groups appeared in var choir programs and also made many personal apt ances. Many choir members and small ensembles det strated their talents at the Chehalis Solo and Small semble Contest March ZZ. The choir also exchanged assemblies with Breme in March. On April 29 thirty-six choir members went to if deen to participate in the Festival Choir. All the cl in the Southwest Washington League took part in affair. The choir sang in the Forest Festival Finale Ma and, to end the busy year. at Baccalaureate and C mencement. PINNACLE Iiilllfl Ron' If Mr,S!-m1iimil.,1l, ,'lifwfor1f. I4 .'1ififov'rf. Quinn. l i'I'1l'm'tfu. lillilllkf. l'lil7!Il,fUH. frfferton. fl'1eyerv. Harker. Ron' JI l 1'rg11iu11 inim. ll, llwl um, l'e1'ev. QI. llooker. Ihftli-rmrz. Smith. Rmfgmw. llfllcox. Rotfer, nlrlwogml. Ron' 5: Cftirlez. H. Cfmy, B. ffmv. lllorrii, K'lvr1ilemen. 3 3 f -IIRAIF, Islilllkllil. liimfrrotf. f3.nlmm. lore. fileizrk. Ron' -If lfeuw, Buffer. ffarrzes. S'll't'i17'll1gA'H. rlrigell, I1 f7l1t'l1l'7. Hlll'l'l7t'I.iSl'UH, johnson, Roll' ll'.1!le1i, Runimf, .l.umw, lXilfHQ'V'. Clvifnr, .N'cfvxir1ler'1v:g, Young. li. l'l 'ilmr1. Hunk. KW. Hooker, -Q-.....,, -------........., ---...........,..,,,,, 1l'I.1fnii'tiei.' ,fuckin fl.1'lu'1f. Kultur.: llirlrm' The Shelton High hand, under the direction of Mr. Lynn Sherwood, was composed of fifty-nine mem- ners. This enthusiastic group performed at all of the home football and haslcethall games. Une of the at- tractions at half time during the foothall games was the clever formations put on hy the marching hand. The drum majors in their snappy uniforms were Paul Schwietering and Gene Costin. Many intricate haton drills were executed hy the majorettes, Jackie Halhert, Roberta Wilcox and Rea Berry. Their acts added much to the enjoyment of the haslcethall games. The hand marched in three parades, the Port Orchard Parade in Qctoher, the Forest Festival Par- ade, and the Armed Forces Parade in Bremerton. The Christmas Concert, given in Decemher, was well at- tended, and the spring concert also drew a large crowd. Another event in which the hand toolc an active part was the annual Forest Festival Pageant held on Loop Field. All students appreciate the contrihution of the hand towards making successful pep assemblies. The last performance of rho year was playing for the Commencement exercises for the class of '52, Urifuwlrtl Ron' I: ll. Yerk. lleifc Yecfe. Mtirler. Iaculvv. Ufitlon. SEOJI. Gm . Miller'. Hoizrgiinll. lVccfelvorft. Mrffime. lllmon. i'l1.n'r. 11 lou, l't'.ni, Kon If H.114gt'i1. Klvfvforrf. Becker. MLIVIIQF. fiunuiu. Pcvey, SI.14 '. ,.IHl!lKfUYd. 1ll4l'1'l'7f, Roller. Quinn. lfovc. llrcucfe, Sfvcziiuorf, Hein Kon 5: ,lla Afwfllinul, Clear Echoes The thirty-five piece orchestra under the capable direction of Mr. Lynn Sherwood made at least ten pub- lic: appearances during the year. The orchestra played for the junior and Senior High plays and for two school IISSVIN lWllCS. The biggest event of the year was the Festival Orch- ezrra held in Aberdeen during April. Several orchestra members were selected to play in this and all report hav- ing had a wonderful and educational experience. Orch- estra members from all southwest Vifashington schools were chosen to play in the two hundred piece Festival Orchestra. The orchestra made its last awearance at the Bac- ll calaureate exercises for the class of '52, X limit .NexleHr. C'.ii!rr. ffmy. jofmvon. lfortin. SD'f'r1Y1?l4Qt'?1. Bienefc. Whistling Marmoth The brass sextet this year was composed of ti former members, Allan Carter, first trumpet. and Arl johnson, trombone. Four new members included W, ren Gray, second trumpet: Annette Bienelc, French hoi Dave Swearingen, baritone horng and Gene Costin, b: horn. This musical ensemble performed in the Sou west Wasluiligton Solo and Ensemble Contest, the Chri mas Concert, and the Bremerton assembly program. A newly-organized group this year was the wot wind quintet. The members included Clive Becker, ohi Ivan Myers, bassoong Roland Quinn. clarinetg Anne Bienelc, French horn: and Mariaii Ashford. flute. Tl- played in the Aberdeen assembly. the Christmas C1 cert and the SWXX7 Solo and Ensemble Contest. I ll'uua'-niud Qulritel: lietfqci. Quinn. lileuck, ,Ut-wir l.il1mriam'----Row I: Danieli. llfloore, Alger. Row Z: Demmon Umvmn, Kohl, Mitt llurlqc, Dodrlt, Kelly. Row 3: Doyle, Hansen Hulflr, Stzlivlmry, Mill4'r, llltnlur, Mt'Haffi4'. Pathfinders At the beginning of the school year Miss Alma 3-urke, faculty librarian, chose several student librarians from those showing interest in that type of work. To be a student librarian one must maintain a C average scholastically. Since the library is located next to the study hall, t is possible for the students to receive books and mag- azines during their study hall hours. Sight Seers The projectionists are a group of students who folunteer to show class movies. During the year each student in this service group devotes several hours to the projection of educational films. These students nust maintain a scholastic average of C or better. The aim of this group is to allow students and in- atructors to get the most from movies. A point in donor Society and the satisfaction of a duty well done s the reward for this service group. Office girls-sealed: johns. Standing: Clark. Arlmgaft. Knud- ren. Crowe. Gray. Pellyjolm, Hunter. Hikers At the beginning of the school year a group of girls were chosen to work as assistants for Doris Hillman, of- fice secretary. Their duties consisted of collecting at- tendance slips from the classrooms, answering the tele- phone, running errands, filing, typing, and recording students, grades. Some of the girls were taking an oflice practice course which, along with this office training and experi- ence, will help them in the commercial field. Projcrtionitfs--Row I: llflr, Smi1l7. Slverwooal. Marlirz, Knight, Drelzick. I .wp lfx 4 K1 fu -'xx U' ff n S Q3 5U'!Q5i ' 1 4 - '5 Q ' gg 6 iff.: 4 A y 2,6 P Qi E' 195 The Inner Will With the presentation of The Inner Willy the senior class climax cd its adventures in dramatics. This unusual comedy portrayed the problems of sixteen year-old Wil- loughby Adams in satisfying his three maiden aunts. Willoughby's Inner Self, who could be seen by no one but Willoughby, provided humor for the play in his efforts to induce Willoughby to assert himself. The cast included Ron Coutts, Mervin Wingard, Janet Rosquist, Doris Cook, Lula Speece, Jackie Halbert, Judi Palmer, Carol Carl- son, Mary Dawson, Don Ferwerda and Geary Sallee. Miss Margaret Baldwin directed the play. Glamour Bo Before the maple trees began los- ing their leaves in the fall, 'QGlam- our Boyv was well on its way toward production. With Lewis Day and David Loop both trying for the part of Chauncey, the boy who had a fantastic dream of being a hero, and Myrna Wallin playing the part of Miss Davis, Chauncey's only sympathetic friend, this play was a real success. Other members of the cast, under the direction of Miss Margaret Bald- win, were Margie Dove, Karla Jann- son, Tom Kneeland, Roger Richert, Bonnie Boon, Ken Brown, Kathryn Jordan, Mura Carr, John Alger, An- nette Bienek, Dick Scott, David Brown, Chloe Arbogast, Lois Rob- bins, Geraldine Haugen, Sharlyn Brown, Ruby Jane Paulson, Roger Salisbury, Karl Schwarck and Leroy Shelton. if -1 S, Pep Cflnlr Rauf I: Hfrlcox, ll'.illin. Kelly. Ptzlleit. Frimlelin, Grail?- l'.1cc. Huw J: f'luwmn, Mnnvon. Stiller. Hale. Bailey. Dodds, Paul- l1'c1'xv.1rcl'x. Row if l1Hmla'riJgc. Richey. lVl7i1rr1cr, Rugerf, Hruining. y, Steele, Ron' 4: Sm-film-, llfloure, Kzllrnvr. hlortlan. Allen, Pierce. lmlrn. Ron' 55 Srniflr, Hf'oj.1lm, Silva. lllirzlcrw. Yodelers The Pep Club is an organization which aids the pep staff in providing ganized pep and sportsmanship at all games. One of the Pep Club's main projects is the Homecoming Dance. This 1r Lucille Deschamps was elected Homecoming Queen. just before the rt of the St. lVlartin's game Queen Lucille was escorted onto the held in a wertible and crowned by the football co-captains. After the game many idents and alumni enjoyed the dance held at the gym. ln january the Pep Club sponsored a courtesy campaign. The object this campaign was to promote courtesy in the school. Each weelc members the faculty selected students from the sophomore, junior and senior classes to seemed to them the most courteous. Another outstanding effort of the Pep Club was the placing of colorful sters in the gym for all league games. These posters noted the visiting .m's name and featured a very artistic picture of it's mascot. These posters re made by the fifth period art class. The Pep Club was also responsible f many of the posters which were seen in the halls advertising games and :king the teams. The Pep Club served snacks to the football boys after the Chelmalis me and to the basketball boys after the Jamboree. This duty was done turn by most of the clubs during the year. The officers for the year were Irma Daniels, president, and lVlyrna allin, Board of Control member. Dorothy Bye, Pat Kelly and Delores mith were the council members. Miss Nora Newman acted as faculty viser. Pep Clulre-Row I: Dawson, Carlson, jolrnxon, Sigman, Kennedy. Sinmronx, Palmer, IJesflvan1ps. Row 2: Dorene Slevenx, Bender, Darlene Stevens, N. Larson, Plemonr. Rogery, Clark, Danielx, Oltman, Row 3: Fredron, S. Larson, Waltorz. Doyle. Hanien, Berry, Wilsori, Clark. ROW 4: Knualven, Demnzon, Hallrcrl. l.nna'. Sullivan, Cook, Dillon, Crow. A ,... E W . 31. png., V --Q ,., Composed of S.H.S., hardy mount: eering stock this year's Girls' Athletic . sociation was literally snowed under i sports activities. With Miss Ruth Thomson adviser head guide the organization promptly Q under way last fall by electing Kathy Kc presidentg Georgia Plews, vice-preside Lucille Deschamps, secretaryg and Arl Manlce, treasurer. Because members l in G.A.A. is not limited, any girl interi ed in sports may join. Yearly dues fifty cents. Senior ff. A. ,4.gRow I: Sigrnan. Carlson, Dawvon, Kolvl. Fredxon. Kerznealy, Der- clmnlps, lolmion. Row 2: Speecr. Dernrrzon, Wallcmri, Crow. Rosenberg. Sullivan, Hadfell. prominent on the rt a X Oltlnan. Ron' 3: Inzrion, Simmons, Cook, Russell. Lund. Halbert. Palmer. Dtmielr. Spo S ge was the volleyball playday held at Shel February 16. Athletic minded girls fr Central League schools, Montesano, C halis, Elma, and Raymond, attended. Ir S. Reed also sent delegates to playd fgfjaffx fum held at Elma, Chehalis and Raymond. 4 '- ,-X ' A maxing the list of playdays, six girls Y 47 , 'givin terested in physical education as vocat attended the University of Washing playday this spring. junior G, A. A.-Row I: Conley, Hunter, Kelly, A. Bailey, Ham- Soplvomore G. A. fi.4Row 1: Rodgers. Killrnrr, llfluncon. Wiri illon. Aflrford, Slew, Row 2: Andrews. Buinirzg, B. Bailey. Wlvirzery, Mcmke' plenum ROW 2. pyojalml Mgmt S,u.j,1t,,' S,,mf,' Kmel Miller, joncfon. Nclmn. Bienecle. Row 3: Boone. Palelt, Groslvong. lfrunlelrn. Puulfon, Mtrrr. Analerxon, Morgari. Daddy. Allen. Row 4: .4vplrolm. llfilrox. Pierre. Brown, jolmxon. Drznielxon. Row 5: Mclflroy, lhitr-. Maurer. Curr. Wllbllf, Arbogaxt. Rutter, johns. CUWGH- C- Bdflwllfy Eddf. Fffgrlivrl. lilldrd. Rirlrey, Wooldridge. Row f: Ashford, Sharpe. Goodwin, Speece, P john, Whiterzer. Mcfiill. Row 4: M. Barbour. Ncivrmln, Un 1 Mountainettes Scarlet S is an honorary club composed of all ,irls who have earned one or more letters in G.A.A. iirls earning 500 points or more in G.A,A. are automat- 'ally eligible. ln the fall the girls elected .lean Hadsell to serve as resident for the year. Miss Thompson was their adviser. A novel initiation was held in November, which I'0V0d VCFY SLlCCCSSliLll 3.8 well HS 8Y11b21I'l'3SSlIlg lll SOITIC ' ases. As members of Scarlet S they participated in yany playdays lygsidgs bging Very activg in the Various Smile! S fRon' l: Hallvcrt. Ili-vi-lmmps. Sigmim. Cf. j0l7lH'Ul1,c,'dYl- ' i' mn, Millar, l'vI'i1HkllH. B. Hailey, lloun, Row 2: Iiadwll. llfallriii, Oll- nmn, Denimmz, Speefe, Kolvl, Duwmn, Hlerlek. Row 3: Ihilmer, Sim- monv. Rusquirt. Ru-ft-ll, Iltmit-lf, Wl7i114'ry, llfillviar. julmi, llredfall, Run' 4: Cfzow. Kennezly. l.urxon, G. folmfon, Brown, Meiirer, Arlwgayl. irls' sports offered during the year. Imp, llnrlwll S Clulr Officers-'ROW I: B011 Saliflmry, prexirlcrlfi fini liwmlwll Cfliflon, yergemil at arnivq Karl Srlznvunk, verrelrlry-In'ui1uer. Rau' 2: Dim Yury, Board of Conhul reprexeniiilfve. Mountaineers In the early part of the year Sn Club members made plans for the treacherous ascent on those well-known mountains- football, basketball, baseball, track and tennis. Officers who led the group in these strenuous expeditions were Bob Salisbury, president, Karl Schwarck, vice-president, Danny Yarr, secretary-treasurer, and Jim Clifton, Board of Control representative. Mr. Dombroski, who has led many groups of Mountain Climbersl' in the past, was the guide. On October 10 these I'-lighclimbers pre- sented their annual dance. Then, at the close of football season, club members thoroughly enjoyed the rugged initiation of new members. To round out the year's activities the Climbers ascended one more peak when they sponsored a concession during the Forest Festival. SH Cflnlv Kun' I: Kimlvel, Cfirfm, Getty, Cfwzlls. llflrzgtrrcl, Cox. lVlfC0ra'. lVlercz'r. The Chnlbers f0PPed all Peaks attempt' un' 2: .'S'rl1ii'.ni'k. Slrelfmi. llmtt. 4ll7.lL'HliIH. Sllllllk lf. Gray. llalleryulz, Clmpnlun. ROW if ed and mad? safe returns Wlfl1OL1f C3SLlal' vtlllllllf, Ynrr, Dillnmu, flock. ll. Sullflvilry. K, Salielmry, Rirtinv, fulmsmi, Fmnlqlin, N, lrllw. Run' -I: R. llflillrr. Ilf'. Cfmv. Kiru, Cfule, l7.1le. Young, Mr, Donilvroiki, Corey. liflun. l'uMfm, Ciimlvv. ml. Milli-r. Year- ties-all of which adds up to a successful tg, ..- A ,v ,, y ' 1' X J5 F :Q J 9' 5: 'Mf T'w. , e ' -7'u fum . x... N --,- v v Affkll- ' ' - . , 1 1-'fn . -, '11 I. .,.,,4 -.J-74. -- 4 FPi?4 g .L 'Kf- X.-A U , .H ,j ,, : -:Q-.gif -' .-?' ' I' f ,.f :JY .JV , 1 -L. .Y 5 X. ,L 5' -pf-kr ' -y 'Q , , ,.,. QW'- . 4. f- ss N. H A w.,,.::,v54:-rf. A. 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Joe Bueclwel Guard Frank Rains Roger Salisbury Albert Gouley Tackle Cemel' Tackle '51, NT , Nl S t, Qx bg 'K 5 QW wx W 8 A Roy Teo NMS Halfback Jerry McCord Halfback iralional Award ,.,.,... ,N aff' 6 . F R xx, . - .N Q Q Allan Carter Cerner Mervin Wingard Guard ..,,,,, Ra 'N Warren Gray Guard Coach 3 Ken Klrn , Tackle W Jim Clifton Guard Coaches'Awa.rd C75 F fi . 9 U, s L5 A if-4 5-.lm X Fred Patierson Quarterback l X ,. M. Murry Coleman Tackle C Honorary Captain ll' Alva Miller End , wav' Ed Pratt Halfback Bob Ristlne Halfback 0 Col Gefty ' Guard Adonis Haw Halfback Ru all Xxx X I4 .Mginuf fwmfe lmll Ron' I: fohu- A1n.,r e. flfftiffiriger. Y 1' vi t r r cii1HIf'l7l'ff U11 -f lvl C' 1. ' 1 ' mn. ffuller. ffbufv- mlm, Hiftmi. Rztner. lefev, Snnlh. Snlmi. Ron' V lmguer, High Passes The 1931 Highclimber football squad started slowly but, as the season progressed, gained momen- tum under the willing and capable hands of head coach Ray Patrick and his assistants, Chet Dombroski and Harold Wilson. 1n the Jamboree held at Hoquiam the Red and Black of Shelton looked impressive in tying Elma and Raymond in scoreless deadlocks, although a fum- ble on the two- foot line cost the Climbers a touchdown and possible victory over Raymond. 1V1oving to Qlympia the following week, the Highclimbers were dealt a severe setback at the hands of the Bears, being on the short end of a 31 to 0 score. She1ton's first league encounter was with E1ma's fixture league champs. Outplaying the Eagles almost the entire game the Climbers lost a heartbreaker 12 to 6 as Elma scored the winning touchdown with one second remaining in the game. Journeying across the Olympics to play the pow- erful Port Townsend Redskins, the Red and Black lost a non-league contest 34 to 13. Snapping their losing streak at three straight the Climber Varsity tied the Seagulls of Raymond 12 to 12. The first Shelton victory of the season came at the expense of the Montesano Bulldogs 24 to 13. It was the First win for the Highclimbers over the Bull- dogs since 1946. 1V1oving outside the Central League for their next encounter the Red and Black defeated the Vikings of North Kitsap 7 to 0. The traditional homecoming game with St. Mar- tin's added a little spice to the 1951 grid season as the Climbers defeated the Rangers 13 to 6. The 1-Iiqhclimbers traveled to Clit-halis for the final game of the year. The luck charm Shelton had held over Chehalis for two years finally was broken as the Climbers went down to defeat in a thriller, los- ing their final game of the year 13 to 12. Mountain Climbers Coach 1Dombros1ci's hoopsters enjoyed a good 1952 season, registering ten wins against eight losses and p1acing fourth in the league. The C1imbers opened the season with a thriller, edging out Auburn on the home court in overtime, 40-38, and then proceeded to give sound beatings to two other non-conference foes, Yelm and Central Kitsap. The Port Angeles Roughriders, who placed lifth in the state tournament, came to town and handed the Climbers their Hrst setback, 46-28. Traveling up the peninsula for a return game, the Climbers were again turned baclc, this time 67-41. ln the first league game 7-foot Z-inch Gary Nel- son proved too much for the shorter Climbers and the Eagles pulled out a 53-40 victory. Che1ia1is also snow- ed the Climbers under with a 58-38 win. The boys from Shelton won their first league victory, 54-48, at the expense of the Montesano Bull- dogs. Raymond's high-flying Gulls came next and were nearly upset by the Climbers. At the St. 1V1artin's gym the Rangers put up a good scrap despite a 46-38 defeat. Then Raymond came to town and the Gulls added another victory, 62-56. Next, Elma visited the Highelimber gym expect- ing another victory. However, the Climber ball con- trol strategy gave the Eagles a 44-41 defeat. Again the Chehalis Bearcats proved to be the better of the two teams, talcing a 51-41 verdict at Chehalis. The game at Nlontesano was by all odds suppos- ed to be a close one. but the Climbers found the Bull- dogs to their 1i1cing and hit 61 per cent of their shots in the first half, turning the game into a rout. Wili- ning 58-20, the Climbers established a new scoring record. The Red and l31ac1c brought the season success- fully to a close by beating the St. 1V1artin's Rangers. ll Sqima' limkel- luill Ron' I: Sll't't1V- zizgen, Mtmlee. l't1l- Ierimi, Nfikfelfiim, ftvliiimri, l'mfl. Nou' 2: llreluck. Getty. 1'.iHev. lletm. Hal- bert, Flslkllt. fftinlp- Kd hell. illr. Izumi. I if 'Nils-I 55 3 5 fz l ,f . ,,. . -, ,l ,W ggi-l Rug. Q --e--+-WT..--.M,...,., ffggq, ,fffq . 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The ter lettered as a sophomore hut not play in his junior year. ln tl spring practice games this year Climbers won 2 and lost l, clefeai North Kitsap l4 to 0, losing to So Kitsap 8 to 4, and defeating Br erton 3 to l. Breaking their strealc at l6 the Highclimhers los South Kitsap. The hatting pu was there as the climhers outhit l Crchard 10 to 6, hut several cc errors allowed the visitors 6 unear runs and the victory. The follov Friday, however, the story was dit ent as the climbers defeated a str Bremerton outfit 3 to l at Bluejai Park in Bremerton. Rugged The Highclimlver traclc team, win- ming its first three meets, was well on ts way to a fine season. In the iirst neet of the season the Highclimlwers mutscored Chehalis High School 78 o 35. In their second encounter hey defeated North Kitsap and El- na in a triangular meet on Loop Zielcl. The score of that meet was Shelton 69 ifz, North Kitsap 59 lf3, Elma I0 5f6. In the third meet of he year Shelton upset Port Angeles 57 V3 to 55 2f5. The margin of Sheltoifs victory was the relay. Sev- -ral Shelton track men have a good 'hance to score points at the district neet. The remaining meets on Shelton's ,checlule were: Bremerton, April 223 Vlontesano-St. lVlartin's-Raymond, Aipril 25g Central League Meet, May 53 Suh-district Meet, May 10g ancl Southwest Wasliixigton District Vleet, May l7. Although this year's traclc team vas smaller in number than in prev- ous years, it was Lmique in the fact hat almost all the boys were in at east two events and several in three mr four. 'fmck Row I: At-kit-y, Pmll, llf. Smith. Yivline, Young, llfluorv, Dudley, 17. Smith, 'fun' J: Cfoiuelv Tinon. Kath, Knevlmiaf. Cffmp- Imn, Cforalev. Teo, Dodge. Row if lllilion. Yjolmlm, A lger. 1.t'fIdTl!L'. on if , Q s - N tg '11 19' 'fv- 1' me ffm 7' I 524 'VP A fFiT'?EZSEEs safe? . . ----' Q fs--:gif I' M 5 s Wardens ll ga-'A-40 FL ' G . '1'er1r1i.f-'Row 1: Schlofser, Miller. Mercer, Dan- e, iels, Bailey. Row 2: Ferguvon, Salisbury. jordarr, ' Franklin, Dalvtou. Mr. Packard. Kohl, Butler. .Eg .e .Rf ,ff ,W Rangers The Forty Rifle Club mem- hers, under the supervision of Mr. Carlton Smith, enjoyed a lvusy and interesting year. Two seniors, Don Stacy and lvan Myers, were outstanding, winning the highest possible N a t i o n a l Rifle Association awards. Many other members won one or more N. R. A. awards. The officers were Don Stacy, president: Ken Kirn, vice-presi- dent: jackie Halbert, secretary- treasurerg and Eddie Mercer, Board of Control representa- tive. Rifle Cflufvllfow I: Pfewt, M. Barbour. Nvlton. llfooldrzdge. Mrzrrvrwrz, Plllnlfdy Cf. litzrlmur. Kun' Q Kutlverford, Hawmn, Iillif, Cowan. Mrrore. lfads, Dean. Row 5: lflfzlsurz. Cfrow, Doyle. Stork. Dow llfecfelvorft, Sclvwvitering, Row 4: Knight. T. Halfverl. lVt1ttert. Alger. 17relm'k. Ron' 5: f. Hnllwr Hatch, fmnet, Sffzloster. Young. Row 6: Kim, Stacv. Gray, fwartin. 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Phone 6-8241 xf x ' n 'x X ' I--1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,x 111 xx . ,.:: lraiaii, aaim n - '32551:22523zziiiidiiiiiziiiiiii:::::- ,, p .. . ,gag zu- I zz: nu B : :1E::.g5E::, -:EE E .EE:.:g312::gga2::g 52212221122 9 .---1zIaetiiaszs22axaag2zeaeagg ,af .afaaaaeagg-' zazizzf' '12 'E . av ,g 1 :i:g,3m5..EE:g,,g:..' SAGHALIE PHOTOGRAPHER FOR '52 'Xfbf J-5fQf5 fA.f5Q TIRES - TUBES CLIFF WIVELL'S Texaco Service 127 North First GAS - OIL - BATTERIES Phone 6-3031 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '52 DWIGHT MORRIS MEN'S WEAR 123 Rcxilrood Avenue ' ifKbfifY,1'ifQ.4 ii,-fi Beckwitlfs GIFTS FOR AI.I. OCCASIONS 1VIargie's Taxi 8: Grocery GASOLINE AND OIL PHONE 6-3326 First ond Pine Shelton, Wash. fir ' kf ifi-fixiif id kf Q-'kfx fxofx, Sf if bfyfqfkf Quality Service Dependability - Since 1895 - MfRCANTI LE - -v ?5 uggc- F f ,' an A 4 rl! : I 5. 1, L ' : LA -5 1 , , J f., 'gin fi -..,'-apes ,E w-'x-fxfifQfQfQ,fxfQ.fQ1-gfxfN,fw,' Qfxyfvf ,x, . HILLCREST HARDWARE Builders' Supplies - Sporting Goods Evinrude 81 Lawson Outboard Motors 1209 Olympic Highway, Shelton, Wash. , x, , ,, , x , Rauscher's Richfield Service Gas - Oil - Accessories 1725 Olympic Hwy. Phone 6-4243 BOYLE'S HOBBY CENTER lst and Cedar Compliments of S. K. BUSH CHEVRON SERVICE HILLCREST 6-9907 x,fS.fx , , X X C, 7 KX , Congratulations to the Class of '52 FITCH FORD SALES Phone 6-8231 x C, . , , , ,, , x, . The BEST Men's Suit Values in the Whole Northwest Only 849.50 for STYLE-MART Four Guarantees - Ask About Them PARKER'S MEN SHOP Phone 6-3542 Vx , x, , , , No One Can Please Everyone, but We Try 5 mmm eienlm 5 4th and Cora Ph5T13fs6o2 ,,,x xxxxxxxx We Buy Logs, Land and Stumpage LITTLE SKOOKUM MILL Carl Morgan Phone 6-4522 XM V XV kv f5,-Qfg,-N Morgan 8. Eacrett Lumber Co. Carl Morgan - Eke Eacrett BUILDING MATERIALS AND PAINTS 1324 Olympic Hiway Shelton Telephone 6-4522 X. ,ix, 'x , , , ,x,x,xxx MORGAN BROS. Mel Morgan GENERAL HAULING 1324 Olympic Tiway Shelton Telephone 6-6253 x,x,x,,x ,,,, ,x,xxixx MASON HOTEL SLEEPRIGHT l l l East R. R. Phone 6-9902 X XX. , 'x x, , x The Best ol Luck OLSEN FURNITURE CO. 'X ' ' 5 ifxfixf ---E --wrf 1-w---Y -V N 'www ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Congratulations from CLASS OF '52 ANDREWS' PHOTO STUDIO from 124 North Second Street FERGUSON'S FLOWERS Shelton, Washington COI'1gI'CIll1lC1llOI'lS to the Class BEST WISHES TO YOU OF '52 of '52 Your Friends . . . J. C. PENNEY'S TheSykes Second and Cota Shelton HLSCHOOI' SERVICE LAw1oN LUMBER coMPANY M- C- INEM Z'NT 'E0 Insurance of All Kinds Complete Building Supplies Including Life X Congratulations to the Class of '52 LOOK TO THE FINEST FIRST :tt I I EVERGREEN coMPANY, INC. em 9 S Gorge U GY APPLIANCE CENTER Shelton, Washington Shelton, Washington P. o. Box 297 Phone 6-4562 Phone Shelton 64663 C1 , C , , X, KI CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Congratulations to the Class of '52 CLASS OF '52 A. L. FERWERDA NION OIL PR DUCTS MODERN BARBER sHoP , U 0 C. Whiteakcr H. Gruver Shelton' Washington Office 6-3592 Res. 6-6484 -C, X X X X, M Xi ,xv X Xi x COMPLIMENTS Official AAA Phone 6-3341 I Of K SHELTON HOTEL Shelton E. H. Faubert, Mgr. M st s Foon stone ' On the Olympic Highway to Hood Canal JN- X' X 'X X X X X XfXfXJ' XR 313.1 CONGRATULATIONS Diamonds Watches from RAY'S JEWELRY Trade-Ins Engraving Co. Ray G. Vrahnos, Watchmakcr 127 Cota St. Phone 6-4552 yififi' SHELTON GAS COMPANY J C. C. COLE, Manager 122 Third Street Phone 6-4411 MASON COUNTY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS X Congratulations to the I Graduates HAINES MUSIC BOX 133 Railroad Phone 6-4302 LES FIELDS AUTO PARTS 9 MACHINE SHOP SERVICE 0 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Shelton, Washington CONGRATULATIONS from RHO-MAR APPAREL BUD 8. JIM PAULEY Associated Service First and Cota Phone 6-9911 x ' C :v r1 1' iw'-'fr' ' v-w- 1-my-rv-vw.--.J s W- f 1- .v-pp UF' ' runs sPAcs IS Przovnoso sv mayo-ner Inco-pon--ted You should know about the employment oplportunlties at Ray onier. Company personnel men will be g ad to ,awe you this information and to discuss with you your plans for the future. The Rayonler Shelton Division Mill employ ment office is at the foot of Mill Street. v- . s ..,- s .,-. .N .,..,,. ,........ -.,. , 4 2.-.W - san. -.....,. , ,.,,- .,.:, ....-,.. , .,. ...-.- ..... -, -. ..-.- . ..,,A. , .,,'.-,W -.4. E1:::g1:::r:2:::1:::::9:l:'v, -:I RM h 5 :::E:EnA- V- 4- ' l ' ,rs Industry's Part In Your Education At first glance, it would seem that school consists only of pupils, teachers, books, school buses and tardy bells. Behind these important factors stand the people who make it possible for schools to operate. Schools, like automobiles, won't run without mone y. The people who supply this money are your parents and your neighbors and your community business firms. The Simpson Logging Company is among these business firms. Our part y running our business so it will pay in helping finance education is fulfilled b wages and taxes and also earn enough profit to keep our buildings and machinery and growing forests in good order. We are proud to have had a rt in h 1 ' d County for the past 57 years. SIMPSON LOGGING COMPANY Shelton, Washington pa e ping e ucate young people in Mason K9 D441 R 2 Q? 'X Congratulations to the Class of '52 GEO. M. GRISDALE CONST. CO. GENERAL CONTRACTING Heavy Construction and Logging Title Insurance Building Bulldozers - Phone 6-8102 - Shovels 132 Pork street Shelton' Wash' SHELTON WASHINGTON ACCOUNTING INSURANCE 2 OLSTEAD AGENCY BOB ERVIN MOTORS BUICK Feneral Insurance , I Sales and Service Hal Olsteacl - Rockey Hembroff Shelton Washington and WGN Chfiflson ist st. Te-1. 6-3356 So. , , X Xi p . GRADUATES-Make the next important MASON MATERIALS co- event in your life an . . . Ready Mix Concrete INSURANCE POLICY Building Materials - Sand and Gravel Building Blocks - Concrete Pipe HERBERT G- ANG'-E, '17 7th and Park Shelton Phone 6-6661 Congratulations to the Class of '52 FORREST'S . . . FLOWERS and GIFTS SAY IT WITH FLOWERS fi Gifts for All Occasions SHELTON ELECTRIC COMPANY Westinghouse HOME APPLIANCES 110 4th Street Phone 6-6283 Page 84 N45 THE .IOURNAL GQZQFASSQUETSQSEHSIQE Reod it for news of what Shelton Grads are accomplishing ond doing everywhere. 5,,x,x,X,.5f.x,5 .Nfx fxfxfx fsfxfx X xxx, TWO FRIENDLY DRUG STORES SERVING SHELTON 1 1 ' I Congratulations to the Class of '52 FIR McCONKEY'S DRUG STORE PHARMACY 1 7 1 Across from the postoffice l ROY MCCONKEY 213 Railroad Ave. Phone 6-3456 C1555 of '24 61 I 1 l f TX - X ' Pg 85 DICKINSON OIL COMPANY Al Dickinson, Distributor MOBILGAS AND MOBILOIL Phone 6-8103 Ji,fi . , , Congratulations to the Class ot '52 Mason County Public Utility x. X, , CONGRATULATIONS from the BOWLING ALLEY Congratulations to the Class of '52 20TH CENTURY FOOD STORE Olympic Highway EQ! Q, 'xrflxf' X,-'Q' .X .X District No. 3 Hillcrest FOR THE BEST IN BAKERY GOODS ELLIOT B. SPRING AROWN BAKERY ACCOUNTANT 220 Cota Phone 6-6293 HARRY JOHNSON MACHINE COMPUMENTS sHoP OF lst and Kneeland Telephone 6-3203 HALVORSENIS ICE CREAM IVAN NEUENSCHWANDER SHE'-TON LAUNDRY 8. lEW-ELER CLEANERS 405 Railroad Ave. Shelton 117 North First Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PREPPIS REX ALL DRUG CLASS OF '52 Second and Railroad sHEL1oN cAsH Gnocenv i Phone 6'46f12 Shelton, Washington Minn and Hank Durand Page 86 ' emvqgsqi--xr 5x X. 'Q- O. K. BARBER SHOP Leo Bishop ,X , x. ALDERBROOK INN Hood Canal 2 . House Keeping-Cottages Dining Room tOpen Summer Season? 2 Miles East of Union -fivtsf xf'b.fxfifQ Success to the Class of '52 SHELTON AUTO BODY Iohn Bernert - Wayne Burnett Body-Fender, Glass Phone 6-3473 ELLS BODY 8. FENDER SHOP AUTO PAINTING Mountain View Phone 6-4872 :fs Compliments Mason County Abstract 6. Title Co. Title Insurance Mason County Savings G Loan Assn. Saving and Loans Title Insurance Building COAST TO COAST STORES WISHES SUCCESS , f Compliments of FRISKEN Oll. COMPANY Gil: Frisken LAY NASH MOTORS INC. Whether F ar or Near Best Wishes! lst and Pine Shelton Compliments of Shelton Printing 8t Stationery Co. Mrs. E. B. Sutton Congratulations from MELL CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Cadillac lst and Grove St. Telephone 6-4426 Compliments of MING TREE CAFE BANNER 81 BURNETT Shell Service lst and Cota Phone 6-8280 QQ ' X FARMER'S suPPLY Complimenfs of Feed - Equipment- Building - Supplies Western Parts 8- Machine Co- 1332 Olympic Way-Phone 6-3192 218 N. First St. Phone 6-6582 Shelton Shelton, Washington X, , x xx Compliments of HUTTON'S MAXWELL SERVICE Compliments of Western Auto Supply Dealer Olympic Highway and Cascade 315 So. First Phone 6-6183 phone 5-5453 Compliments of ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER S 0 U N D M I L L W 0 R K The Perfect Graduation Gill VERN DAVIDSON General Building Materials Olympic Hwy. South M Mile Phone 6-4282 118 North Second St.-Shelton X f 2 N, X x X x Siri- Compliments of CO1-A GRILL WAGENER FEED CC. zoo ond Colo Phone 69916 Har ' G'I?:':guI::: ' seed' 219 So. lst St. Shelton, Wash. SHELTON BRANCH SEATTLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Compliments Of 2nd and Railroad-Shelton SHELTQN HARDWARE L 1 31:1 q !,w. , . . 2' 5. P- , , .1 ,4, . ,M x rw xr 3 gr-M Q ,-.-.- lvftfimf 16 J E +,..f1 - 4 f . ,511 r ww- ' - 'Wag Q vu, ,Q-, Y WU , f Q n.. ' : 4. Q' 'f' ,. f 4 a, is wfc ff yV1r.' V Z - 6' fi fy 1' - Q L ff I gg K fi x -,4.,,,1.,, i x .2 AQ J A A V, 1, 4-X l Q, 'Wu MLN Q 4 y . ggi? 31587 gy Q 1'5 4 457 ij ,Jw 2 if 5 K y, wg? nii If 'Q W , ,:.A ., 33, 12 IZ 2 f Q , f is ' U, , 'Q fo